PETE KLISMET, one of the original FBI "psychological profilers," is our special guest this Sunday night!

PETE served his country with two tours in Vietnam on submarines. Following military service, he earned a college degree, then worked for the Ventura Police Department in Southern California. While there, he attended graduate school, earning two master's degrees. He was offered and accepted an appointment as a Special Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

In 1985, a small cadre of FBI Agents were hand-picked to receive training in what was then called "Psychological Profiling." PETE was fortunate to have been chosen to be a part of this elite group of original profilers. Extensive training followed, and in addition to his regular investigative responsibilities, PETE was the Profiling Coordinator for the Omaha Division and worked with agencies in the Midwest on violent crime cases, in addition to training hundreds of officers in the newly-implemented "Psychological Profiling" program.

In a twenty-year career with the FBI, PETE was highly-decorated, served with distinction in three field offices, and received numerous awards and recognition from the FBI. Before his retirement, he was named the National Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.

Hear our live interview with PETE KLISMET this Sunday evening on KRLA 870AM!